Category: Digital Design
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Washington Post’s Visual Forensic Team Joins Designing Success Lineup
Misinformation can spread like wildfire. Within minutes of an event, there’s a common expectation that videos from those on-the-ground will show up on social media.
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SND Honors: The Washington Post World’s Best for Designed Digital News Experience
Early in 2020, SND was gearing up for our Annual Workshop & Convention in Washington, DC. Annual Workshop is an exciting time; gathering colleagues from around the world, sharing tips
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Creative Conference Call: the Design Museum
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Creative Conference Calls: Minneapolis One Year Later
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Join the 2020-2021 COVID-19 Cartoon Showcase
WHO declared the virus a global pandemic on March 11, 2020. In the year since, how have you portrayed the pandemic with wit and art? The Society for News Design
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Submissions open Jan. 11 for Digital News Design competition
This year’s Best of Digital News Design competition will open for submissions on Jan. 11. The Best of Print News Design competition will open Jan. 15. Browse the full list
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Tip sheet: How to give your digital contest entry the best shot at winning
There’s a lot to keep in mind when deciding which entries to submit. The 42nd Edition SND Best of Digital News Design competition will kick off Jan. 11 — you
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San Francisco Chronicle: The Throughline Project
Event: SND2020 Virtual ConferenceDate: September 30, 2020 A look into the genesis of the San Francisco Chronicle’s Throughline project, which takes a bold approach to covering an unprecedented moment in
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An Approach To The Graphic Projects Of The South China Morning Post
Event: SND2020 Virtual ConferenceDate: September 28, 2020 Taking the infographic “Arrested development” as an example, we will look at how the SCMP embraces a different approach to the print and
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Design Lightning Talks
Event: SND2020 Virtual ConferenceDate: September 18, 2020 Fast-paced talks use an alternative presentation format that challenges the speakers to summarize their message into a bite-sized length — because they are